Māori Party comeback bid: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer selected for critical Te Hauāuru seat
Māori Party's Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is now in strong position to become party leader.
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Nothing but net
The Whanganui boys are into the semifinals of the U13 Central Regional Basketball Champs.
Ngamatapouri projects leading the way
The Taranaki Environmental Awards feature two projects at Ngamatapouri.
Art Deco on trial
Matron's paddock beckons Taranaki Breeders Stakes contender Art Deco.
Ruapehu locals brace for long-term closure of SH4
Ruapehu businesses and services are making long-term plans to deal with the road closure.
Local named in Emergency Management Assistance Team
Anthony Edwards brings seven years of civil defence experience to the team.
Your chance to see award-winning works from emerging clay artist
A Rick Rudd Foundation award winner has found his form in clay work.
Roller hockey: Three NZ titles to Whanganui
Whanganui win three national roller hockey titles at home over the weekend.
'Brand new, absolutely fantastic' patrol car
Waverley Community Patrol volunteers have a new all-wheel-drive vehicle.
Strang off to winning start with NZ Schools
Victory over Fiji sets up the big game with Australia on Friday afternoon.
Tennis: Strong play in the opening two days of the Wanganui Junior Open
Fourth seed wins a girls title, Men's Open decided without final being played.
Rugby: Top sides win inter-island games in sixth round of Heartland Championship
South Canterbury and West Coast hold off low-ranked home sides to keep top spots
Access road built for $277m Waipipi Wind Farm
Construction of the Waipipi Wind Farm is set to begin in mid-October.
Give them the tools to learn how to play
Part of initiative being spread nation wide.
Racing: Battle of the greys
Weekend race fields and selections for meetings both sides of the Tasman.
Athletics: Season of two halves
A season of two halves for northern and southern hemisphere athletes.
Strong winds brings down tree, causes power outages
Powerco contractors are assessing and repairing damage this morning.
Ironsand mining bid being heard by Court of Appeal
This week's appeal is the latest in a long string of litigation for the parties.
Could you cope without social welfare? These women did and thrived
Ex-Whanganui, Australia-based historian's latest book is about 1800s businesswomen.
Waverley Racing way ahead of its time in 1874
Waverley has one of New Zealand's most successful country racing clubs.
Bid to mine South Taranaki seabed back in court
Trans-Tasman Resources appeals High Court decision quashing its marine discharge consent.
Imagine what they could do with a club competition behind them?
Manawatu Mustangs with Boxon players triumph in their last NZRL North Island game
Indoor Bowls: Whanganui's Les Heywood makes quarterfinals of Champions of Champions
Playing amongst the very best at Canterbury Indoor Bowls Hall.
Centurions big and bad at Cooks Gardens
Home side outmatched in Central Secondary Schools Shield final.
Badminton: Whanganui Junior Open this weekend
A number of Top 10 ranked players taking part.
Hughes not guilty
Flanker has his red card against West Coast wiped from his record after judiciary hearing.
Prison for man who committed manslaughter of Daniel Gooch
Conrad Gray shoved Gooch into a pole and left him lying unconscious in the rain.
Mustangs lose by a nose at the finishline
Second game in a row where team lose NZRL North Island match in final moments.
Our rugby teams play around the regions, while Koroi joins the Highlanders.
A wrap up of action from the local scene.
Reen Stratford and Ray Park off to play Australia on Gold Coast
Former Castlecliff bowler Lance Tasker also selected.
Rorke's Drift at Cooks Gardens
Winless Wanganui play 74 minutes with 14 men to beat an undefeated West Coast.
Public expected to turn out for Jasmine Wilson memorials
Two events are being held in Majestic Square for the woman who died on August 2.
Call for New Zealand Wars remembrance day
COMMENT: It is not a pretty or honourable history, but we should honour it and the dead.
Review: Aussie artist's fast fingers dazzle the crowd at Lucky Bar
Tullara showed Whanganui why artists such as John Butler have been singing her praises.